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IhirtN Aparhe. Out.

Benson, A. T., June s-Thirty In
dians are now stated 70 be on the war
path, instead Of seventeen. as at first re
ported Their first victim was Union
veteran II is feared that two white men
who were az work at Table Mountain, on
The Oak Grove trail have also fallen
victims 10 the renegades.
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sudden Death of Es-MIni.ter white,. Mife

ITHACA, y Y, June S.-Mrs. Mary
Outwater White, daughter Of the late
Peter Oulwaler, Of Syracuse, y. y, and
wife of ex-President Andrew ID White
Of Cornell University, fell dead, after
leaving the breakfast room to-day, Of
paralysis OF the heart She was aged 81
wears
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The T. p. \ badge 10 be worn by
delegates TO the National Convention at
81. Louis, and which has been much
praised in the Northern papers, is on ex-
hibitiOn in one of the windows Of
Bendheim BlOthers.
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Tntertainment in Manchester.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
of Manchester are giving "a flrst-class
musical and dramatic entertainment at
Cersley's Hall
They have change Of programme ey-
cry nieht. Besides vocal and instru-
mental music there is "a little comedy
drama or farce Refreshments are served
down stairs after and during the periorm-
ance.
The admission fee is small, the object
a good one, and it should be well patron
iled
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISGToS, May s.-Indications for
the next twenty-four hours, commencing
at q pm, Wednesday, Junesi For yir.
ginia, fair weather, slight changes ia tenn
peratnre, winds becoming westerly.
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4 Manchester Election.

lIobson Lodge 40 23, of Manchester.
has elected the following officers y. +.
Johnson. W W., Charles W Thompson,
5. W. A. q Powell, ]. W, Richard
Baker. Treasurer William H. Hughes,
Secretary; p f. Richardson, :. D.. c. f..
Woodbridge j d.; Joseph Goode, and
William Wilkinson, Stewards Merchant
Elliott. Chaplain, and John Baker, Tiler-
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LoNDoN. June =. At Ascot Heath to-
day the race for the Royal Hunt Cup was
Won by Mr. Manlons four year-old bay
colt GAY Hermit Lord Hastings five
year.old brown horse Pearl Diver came
in second nd Sir W Johnstone's four
year old bay colt Candlemas third There
were sixteen starters
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BEINITII~.

General Bradley T. Johnson passed
through the city yesterday eu r,ntD for
North Carolina.
Paul Clary, Esq. prominent leaf TO-
bacc0 dealer of Henderson, y. g., j. reg
i,tcrcd 700 Fords
The work of putting down the Gas
mains on Laurel street south of Spring
street is progressing favorably
4 very interesting contest between
some very sweet young ladies is going ON
ai Clay street Methodist church.
Perfect order is kept at Tho Salvation
services on AIRY street west of Pine and
the meetings are kept up in interest
The funeral Of Mis- Ellen b Womeloy
took place from ~ james Episcopal
church yesterday and was largely attend
cd
Giles b Jackson has been appointed
q notary public for ihc city of Richmond
and the county of llcnrico hy Governor
Lee.
. .ihc Chambers Fire Company. .of Ports
mouth, will make their hcadquaricr, at
Fouis loiel during ihrir stay in Rich
mond
The infant class entertainment for the
benefit of Clay street Methodist church Is
being continued u all of ii- attractive
nc-- This wcck
The june number of fhc ~pnH.ru fLnr
IS received o. has une selection of
original articles as we'll a- readable
abstracts md elcanings
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VII. KnIIins Mithdram,.

Concord, n H., June Sex Senator
f II Rollins has Withdrawn from the
Senatorial canvass, and will not be a
candidate in The caucus Ii is claimed
that majority Of bis supporters will 90
To Chandler.
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An Important Meeting.

\ meeting of the State Firemen'- As
sociation will be held tonight. 1t is de
sirable that there be full attendance, as
delegates will he elected to the State Con-
yention and other arrangements made for
that event
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Iu the Manchester Cotton Mills the
operators 20 To work at ann. and stop
at pm They have half hour for dim
ner-f from 1890 10 pm. Saturday they
stop at o'clock This is great inn
pro,emenl on the hours of labor some
years since. and all friends of labor re-
form rejoice That the working hours of
these hard worked operators have been
reduced
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The Richmond Grays will hold their
foriy-third anniversary on Monday next
The company will parade, and in the
afternoon will have target practice,
the day 10 end with a banquet at SUnger
Halle. at which the Grays Association, the
Howitzers, and invited friends of the
company will be present.
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DUBLIN, June 3-The gunboat Banter
er took the sheriff Of County Clare and a
body Of police to Clare Island, where
they eyicted twelve tenants. The scenes
Witnessed while the writs Of eviction
were being executed were deplorable.
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Annual Meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce..

The annual meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held this evening al
9 O'Clock The reports of the president,
treasurer. and secretary will be received,
and officers and board of directors for
the ensuing year will he elected.
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Thermnmeter Ne.terday.

At Spence, Tyree II Co.'S shoe house,
SO East Broad street, the thermometer
at . am, so; II IN, 81 3 p.
NJ, So; pm, so.
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FOR CHARITY.
The Hampton Band aud the Male Orphan
'h"if lhc Hanncr Presented Abfc Ad-
dresses Patriotic Music aud Great In
thusiasm.

There wa, very fair audience at the
Theatre last night but it was by no means
a- large a5 the merits of lhc concert or ifs
objects deserved
The tagc and private boxes were hani-
-omely decorated. and there were lovely
growing flowers near the fOOtlights II
was $50 o'clock when the entertainment
opened with m overture hy thc cclcbrat-
cd Hampton Soldiers Home band A-
Ger thi- came chorus by The orphan
boys and more music by the band Cap.
tain Cunningham rendered the Blue and
the Gray. and in response 90 am encore
sung The Sword of Bunker Hill
s. clarionct solo by Mr. Fortunate ol
tine band and thcorphan boys dnll closed
part first The drill was beautifully cX-
cw'cd and loudly applaudcd
TuE FLAG rRL~ENrEp.
NcN came the presentation of ihc ban-
ncr M-- Governor Lee. who was in
the western private box. delivered it TO
Captain ll W. Ilournoy Captain Flour
uoy then presented ir in beautiful and
chastc language paying thc highest
possible tribute t0 General Lee as "a
warrior. Christian. and Il gentleman
ComraIc 4 Taylo. Elysou received the
banner iu q speech That was amodel of
it- Kind Both addresses were loudly
applauded
PATRIOTIC AIRS
The band played Dixie and Yankee
Doodle amid enthusiastic applause AZ
fcr ihi- little Mamie 'Iraacrn Dl rDs'0uC
.au.l ca .rItrffnu frnlu fine DauuIfprDf flp
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS 1T RORE fND iBROfD
is SENT OVER TRE WIRES.

scenes OF Desolation The Jubilee Yacht
Race Travellers Badly Injured Thirty
Apaches Out 4 Narrow Escape from
LyRchiag Deplorabis scenes AT Irish
EVictions Weather Indications-Sc.
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TT |NITI III UUIU ~INNI NNNIIN
HING CO.. iuf T.. Main Si Nanul 'c-
. HuI importers of stamp u.tciic,. ...
DOMINION 40 BBEk SIAMF M'th>'
Hus street, Agents wanted soma Tor
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7UUITU IIVV OF TIV TIV- uIIII' 7
lc of. as only one horse answer
'all
FOR TO-DAY.
FOR TO DAY.

For to-day the sport promises To bc
exceptionally fine. Four races are an
nounced. and from The number and char
actcr of the entries, some exciting CON
tests may bee expected.
ID is hoped that there will De AN IN
creased attendance this evening.
The Riding and Driving club has
labored faithfully in this interest, and IFS
efforts should De substantially recognized.
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Riding ANp DRIVING CLUE.
Race, at the iair Ground, Yesterday AZ
teruOou.

I,NoD, % thc IHir Gr0und, iteicrdH n
tcrnoon.
.ri... }-.~.,i,.f. l,i.l;,,.-. and Dtf,ip., Cl1h
- l:. t.", ,,.,,i,., ~ n. Main
"irp" '.'''''il "'''''',, ,.,;i,
"' ''l7' ''' "' .Ino 80. ~. Gr.,
'',' ....'l
T,. c,Il,,'ino or.e- were entered
,V Al corl,. X, Ink. NJ n Gsrnett's IS
f..l''f,,, inds.r. rue Nav and
n... Nal anil a. smith. Min.
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H nOIIlING HOUSE. 500 W. Broad
Manufacturers OBJ Vanilla Phosphate
.Ui.I waters.
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IfnslertaIsers:

N.rIAGG. Twelfth street, under American
h0tD. Civic and military tailor.
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hANDlN s. co.. lliJ franklin street lcstal
..I lrH Toilet ani Laundry Soaps.
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r W. Helm, Esq president OF the
Danvile Cigarette Company, Is III town.
and registered at Fords.
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roIIoE oorHT.

The following cases were disposed of
yesterday
G. II Brooks coi0rcdl was fined - for
allowing bis hydrant to waste city water.
Emma Porter Ocoloredl was fined 8
for trespas,ing upon the premises of and
cuising and abusing James Price
Henry Nachter. charged with cursing
and abusing Richard Johnson Fined -
and cost
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TII COZ RTN.
\ small Wednesday, work.

The following cases were disposed of
by Judge Atkins. of HE lIusiings Court,
yesterday
Daniel Parker lcoloredl. charged with
cmbelzling Ss. the property of William
Kern. came mp ON an appeal from the
Judgment of the Police Justice who SEN
fenced him t0 confinement for thirty
DAYS The case was tried and the jury
rendered "a verdict of not guilty
VI. y Noss. charged with feloniously
assautng and wouniing George Harris
Fined one cent and Jailed for sixty days
II =. No-~. assault and battery Fined
~
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o.. d. MORKsETr No. ~ seventh street
Manchester. Phone, Ds.
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."0Nu STEAM BAKERY. a. Adam.
Do s.. Twelfth street. Wholesale
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Mrs ID. j. Morrell, relict of Hon ID. J.
Morrell, died from he IT disease about -
o'clock last night, produced, it Is sup
posed by excitement caused by the water
surrounding her house and being several
feet in the lower story Colonel James
NJ Cooper a wealthy and influential citi.
zen of Coopersdale, also dropped dead
from 0yeF-eNcitemeHt. He and Mrs. Nor
rell were each about siXty-tiye years OF
age \ number of other deaths from the
Hoods are reported, but the rumors lack
confirmation.
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ELLIOTT GRAYS.
cay and Happy Party on sharp, Island.
\ Big Bill of IareA Working Com
mittee, and Day Delightfully."- spent by
this Celebrated Company.

mittee, and Day Delightfully."- spent 10y
this Celebrated Company.
The annual reunion Of the Manchester
Elliott Grays took place yesterday on
sharp island
The members of the association and a
few guests began arriving about l0'
O'Clock. and by O'Clock there was a gay
and festive party upon that ancient re-
sort
The day was pleasantly spent in frater-
nal conversation and In talking over
scenes of sorrow and giadness in which
they had been mutual participants
Lunch wa, spread from II until .
O'Clock. Dinner was announced at 930
o'clock pm And such a dinner-the bill
of fare would have pleased the greatest
cpicure The veteran George Sharp
tried 90 excel himself, and his assistants,
Messrs Tinsley. Sam Williams. and John
Hood. and several cOlOrCd cooks rendered
efficient aid. The liquid refreshments
were handled hy Mr. o. /. Merritt. vii
liam Pohlig, and Daniel Mccullough
TIE BANQUET
Mr. James A Gentry. president of the
Elliott Grays AssOciatiOnp presided fanked
ON the right by Captain Louis F. BossieuX
and Captain Waller and Mr. George Hill.
of Z g wing, and ON the left by Lieulcn
ant James D. Craig and Captain J. W
Neisiger, of the Manchester artillery.
Captain Henry Fitzgerald was az the
foot OF the table and asked the blessing.
iic was HahheG Dy 'aplain w imam
W. hil"oIih ana Lieutenant W William j.
Oigl- ,,.
., H1cll n "ou' was Iou4 D." 'ilc'l ,t '"l'g Oh
lie pIuh, "i'A stew, lhe 'odll'h cho"der
,nc Dahcu sh"l' ana lhe barbecue. me
pahcl slaH especially was voted i' De- %
nm iD'' dish %. li was new one io many
VINO were present.
"eoise Nh'rp was gwen unanimous
'"le "I tii"nN' az were alI OF hi' assi',
anI- he reunion wa, hein ON NAhip 5
i'''hu Iiii"ush lne courtesy OBJ lne I' j..
Zee luo' Ul i'lc', VI ], ''eo's' '"aiP j.
M ''','0''' i " "a, mann ~.t ''''' '.' @ ,''''
urer
4 vote of thanks was ALSO given 90 MI
Ro-cneck agent of thc Berener * Eneel
Company, for supply of beer
THOSE PRESENT.
Anon. tbos. nre..,,f wen. Cant,ip
Loui. r Hos.ienN Lieutenant. Ienry
Fitl.crsld and Iamrs ID Craig sergeant
"a n C,,ir and p,i,.to. r,n,e.
Centrr "a Cr,ig G.nrre " TolLv
.rhon,g. + Wavmark Il liancock
lforr, lorlen Inbn Smith William
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.InVuOk. uW O.. Main street. Con
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PITTsBURG, June S.-A special from
JOhnstown, Pa, says The flood yester-
day was caused by waterspout west OF
IIooyersville, Somerset county. a village
on the line of the Somerset and Cambria
railroad The village was entirely under
water. and the destruction Of property is
great Many thousand logs belonging To
the Latrobe Lumber Company passed
here Yesterday The bridges above here
were carried Off Keernville bridge was
partly destroyed. The one at Coopers-
dale was entirely swept away, as was the
one at Won Lumens, near town. The de
struction of property is enormous, but the
amount cannot be ascertained now. At
Hooversyile the work Of the flood is APP
pallng Upward of twenty residences
were washed OIL their foundations and
deposited on the ground. AT least one
hundred families in this borough alone
lost everything in the lower story and
cellars Of theii houses The water having
subsidized, the scene to-day is one of de
moralization and ruin Yards and streets
are blocked with dojris and rubbish
houses filled up with water-soaked goods
and mud. and multitudes of women and
children standing about weeping and
mourning over their ruined homes.
In Grubbiown, ,Conemaughborough Nor
rillyille, Minersville Cambria City, and
Coopersdale the same scene is present
ed. and il is estimated that in the suburbs
and this city POO people were temporarily
rendered homeless and dependent for
shelter ON the charity of their more for
unate neighbors No estimate can be
made of the damage at present, but 1t
is thought it will reach 100000 in this
vicinity alone. No lives, so far AS known,
were ! 81.
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Z .il ltEfr fiiN iWlEi'
.Htrifi iltN. lfi. g.. franklin tiDDt
.I. guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-23
CARPE rs.
COVERINGS FOR FURNITURE.

SILK BRocADEs, sATINs, SATIN DAMAsK Sill
AND WOOL PLUsHES. &c. THE RICHEST STYLE
AND CoLoRINGs IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FAf
RICs'EyER SHOWN, AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES
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Parneua Coercionist.

DUBLIN, May 26.-The EcDrcss (Con-
servative) accuses Parnell of cruelty to
one of his Avondale tenants named
Kennedy. The paper says that although
Kennedy has been a tenant on the Irish
leaders estate for nine years, Parnell
has coerced him into exchanging the
farm he had occupied and improved for
a tract of inferior land. In addition to
this, Parnell has refused to make the
% per cent. reduction in rent requested
by Kennedy, and has sued him for a
years rent due only since April.
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WIRED WORDS.
The Brewers to Fight the
PrOhibitiOnists.
TO ASSASSINATE THE SULTAN.
A Horrible Mistake-The Big Suit
The National Drill-Papal News
Cable Clicks-Other Notes. 49, asaass!!
WIRED WORDS.
TO AssASsINATE THE SULTAN
The Brewers,

BALTIMORE, May 26.-The convention
of the Brewers Association resumed its
labors this morning, and after listening
to the reports of various committees
adopted a resolution appropriating
S. 900 for the assistance of brewers of
Michigan, $4,000 for the brewers o.!
Texas, and $1,000 for the brewers of
Tennessee, the money to be used in de-
feating the efforts of the prohibitionists
in these States. The sum of 1000 was
appropriated to the use of the publica
ton committee. An extra assessment
equal to one years dues was agreed
upon, to enable the board of trustees to
fight temperance fanatics in various
sections of the country. William a.
Miles, of New York, was elected presi-
dent,
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Fox & Symons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plate instanta-
ueous process. Reduct'o permanent.
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A Horrible Mistake.

ROCKVILLE, Mo-, May 26.-The shoot
ing to death of John Vanderburg in
the court room yesterday, during his
preliminary examination on the charge
of outraging Jennie Anderson, is now
believed to have been a horrible mis-
take. 1t is thought that Vanderburg
was cooking for camping party four
miles from the scene of the outrage.
The coroner's jury brought in verdict
of murder against the Anderson boys.
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The National Drill,

WASHINGTON, May 26.-The weather
was superb, and the day was industri-
ously devoted to competitive drilling.
The authorities, profting by experience
and criticisms, are making the work
very interesting. Seven or eight thous-
and spectators were in the grand stand
of the White lot enclosure, and mani
tested their pleasure by very liberal
applause,
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The Big Suit.

NEW YORK, May 90 William a. De
laney, who represents in New York
certain foreign bondholders of the Kan.
sas Pacific Railroad before it was COB
bed mp by Jay Gould, Russell Sage and
others, says that he will commence an
action against these parties as soon as
the necessary papers are received. The
amount of the suit will be close on
50, 100000. George Gould and Russell
Sage to-day refused to speak on the
matter.
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of the County of Salt Lake, Utah Ter
ritory, made on the 18th day of May, AID.
1887, in the matter of the estate of Isaac
Hunt, deceased, the undersigned, the ad-
miniStratrix of the said estate, will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
and subject to confirmation by the said Pro
bate Court on or alter Saturday, the 2Sth
day OF May, A.D 1887, all the right, title, in
terest and estate of the said Isaac Hunt, de
ceased at the time of his death, and all the
right title and interest that the
said estate has, by the operation of
law or otherwise, acquired other than,
or in addition to, that OF the said
interstate at the time of his death, in and to
all that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in Salt L ke City,
County of Salt Lake, Territory of Utah, and
particularly described as follows, to wit:
The whole of Lot Two (2), in Block Thirty
900, Plot " F." of Salt Lake City Survey.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
Bids or offers must be in writing and left lat
the office of L. P. Kelsey, % f. First South
Street in said city, and may be made at any
time before the day OF sale.
Dated May 18th, 1887.
JANE HUNT,
Administrators of said Estate.
S. W. DARKE, Attorney for Administrative.
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Cable Clicks.

ODESSA. May 26.-The Mobiles and
Rothschllds' conduits at Batoum have
been destroyed with dynamite. The
outrage is said to be the result of trade
jealousy.
LONDON, May %. - Gladstone has
started for his home at Hawarden TO
spend the Whitsun holidays.
William Brabazon, Earl Of Meak, and
Baron Brabazon of Ardee, died To-Day
in his S4th year.
Count Herbert Bismarck has left
London for Berlin.
BERLIN, May 26.-Prince Bismarck for
several days has been suffering from
muscular rheumatism. HIS physicians
have advised him. to take complete rest.
PEsTH, May 26.-The Hungarian Diet
was closed to-day.
LONDON, May 26.-Various British
chambers of commerce and other as
sociations propose to issue a protest
against import duties On iron and steel,
imposed by the Canadian government.
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Redemption Of Bonds.
To achOnl II mag concern:

To ochOn, II may concern:
TN PURSUANCE OF LAW, AND BY VIR-
tue of authority vested in me by reSolu-
ton of the City Council Of Salt Lake City,
adopted April 26th. 1887, l, Francis Arm
strong, Mayor of said city, DO hereby notify
aud inform all persons owning or holding
auy of the COUPON BONDS OF SALT LAKE
Cry CORPORATION OF SERIES "B," BEARING
DATE OF JUNE 1sT, 1880, NUMBERED;FRoM TO
so INCLUSIVE, AND BEING OF THE DENoMINA-
TON CT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500l EACH
that each and all of said bonds have been
CALLED AND REQUIRED FOR REDEMPTION
BY the City Council of said city, and that the
principal thereof will be paid in full on IT
after the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, A. D, 1887, upon
presentation at the DEsERET NATIONAL BANK,
Salt Lake City, Utah, and notice is hereby
given to all persons interested that all inter
est upon the bonds above described will
cease, and the coupons attached thereto lex
cept Coupon Number Fourteen. for interest
for six months ending June LIST, 1872 will
become void and of no value from and after
said date.
Witness my hand and the corporate
seal of said city. this twenty
IsEAL. seventh day of April, ID. 1887.
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG,
Attest: .33l1 Mayor
HEBER II WELLS,
Recorder.
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To Assassinate the Sultan.

BUCHAREST, May pa plot to assas-
sinste the Sultan OF Turkey was discov-
cred on Thursday. Extraordinary
efforts have been made to conceal the
discovery from the public. The effect
of the plot on the Sultan is visible in
the terror he exhibits. He made the
usual weekly visit to the mosque hur-
riedly, instead of with the usual slow
and pompous parade.
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PapaI News.

ROME, 26.-Att the papal consistory
held yesterday, Monsignor Palette and
Father Bausa were made cardinals.
Ten bishops were preconized in France
and one in Mexico. The Pope has pro-
claimed the new Catholic hierarchy of
Australasia, making the bishops,of AIDE
laide, Brisbane and Wellington metro
polftanS
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Conspirators Bounced

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 26.-It is re-
ported that the Sultan has dismissed a
number of officials holding high posi-
tons in the Palace, who were discovered
to be engaged In conspiracy TO over
throw him.
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Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as Johnson Essence
of Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to use on the FIST symptom.
Only so cents. Sold by 2. y. M. /. and
all druggists.